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...imple like just for n in *; do cat $n | doveadm save -u targetuser; done or if the IceWarp has IMAP interface, you could try doveadm -o imapc_host=hostname -o imapc_user=username -o imapc_password=password sync -1R targetuser imapc: Aki > On 26/03/2020 12:11 Stefano Antonelli <dovecot at intheworks.ca> wrote: > > > Hello list, > > I recently migrated to Dovecot from a very old version of IceWarp > running on failing hardware running Windows XP. I had a lot of issues > downloading mail through imap. What I have instead are the email files > directly off the...

Hello list, I recently migrated to Dovecot from a very old version of IceWarp running on failing hardware running Windows XP. I had a lot of issues downloading mail through imap. What I have instead are the email files directly off the harddrive from IceWarp's mail store. I rearranged the mail files to look like a Dovecot maildir and tried to use these emails directly. Dovecot did not

On 2020-03-28 23:54, Stefano Antonelli wrote: > I've attached my script in case it's helpful to anyone in a similar > situation. It took quite a bit of effort to get this right, highly > depends on the format of the original mailstore, and I've only tested > this on one smaller mailbox (<400 messages). And I wasn't concerned > with any client having to download

On 2020-03-26 03:37, Aki Tuomi wrote: > You could try something simple like just > > for n in *; do cat $n | doveadm save -u targetuser; done Thank you. This "works" in that it renames the files for me. However, 1. the filename timestamps are all similar (ie. time of import) 2. the emails showed up in new rather than cur 3. the emails are unseen. The seen state can